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Continuous integration is a crucial practice for organisations looking to scale their web and mobile software testing efficiently. By automating the process of merging code changes and running tests, continuous integration ensures that software is thoroughly tested and ready for deployment.

Discover how version control can unlock your software development team's potential, speed up releases, and ensure smoother, more efficient collaboration.

In the dynamic world of software development, Agile methodologies have emerged as a powerful approach to managing projects efficiently and collaboratively. One of the cornerstones of Agile development is the concept of story points – a unit of measurement used to estimate the complexity and effort required for a particular task or user story. An intriguing and effective technique employed for estimating story points is the utilisation of the Fibonacci sequence.

Agile testing was born in 2001. It was the outgrowth of a dream to rescue software testing from the corporate mindset. Which brings up the question, “Why would it need rescuing?” There comes a time in the life of every group when the tried and true no longer works, when what has proven successful in the past becomes antiquated and gets in the way of functionality. The reason for this is very simple and easy to understand, nobody’s perfect.